Denmark Tv Channels

Kids TV

DR Ramasjang is a Danish children's channel that was launched on 1 November 2009. It is the fourth licensed TV channel of DR, Denmark’s public broadcaster. The channel broadcasts every day from 05:00-20:00 and can be received via MPEG-4 on the

DR Ultra

DR Ultra is the ultimate channel for big kids. It's a place where they can watch live TV streams and be part of an ever-evolving world that is in tune with their interests, ideas, humour and dreams. At DR Ultra we strive to create content that

DR1

News

DR1 is the first television channel in Denmark, originally known as Danmarks Radio or DR. It was launched by the media house of the same name and has since been referred to as 1eren in everyday speech after TV 2 began broadcasting in 1988. In 1996,

DR2

DR2 is DR's second licence-financed TV channel, sister to the more popular DR1. It was launched in 2009 as a youth-oriented channel with programming focused on news, current affairs, sports and entertainment. Since then it has grown into one of

DR3

DR3 is a Danish television channel that was launched by DR on January 28, 2013 at 8:00 p.m. The channel replaced DR HD and thus also the youth platform DR Mama. It offers viewers an entertaining and provocative mix of programs for 15-39 year olds,

Folketinget TV

Folketinget TV is the Folketing's own television channel, broadcasting live from the Folketing hall as well as from open consultations, hearings and thematic meetings in its committees. It also covers major events taking place in the Folketing.

TV 2 Kosmopol

TV 2 Kosmopol, formerly known as TV 2 Lorry, is a regional media house that provides news and current affairs programs to the 1.9 million people living in the capital region. It is one of the largest TV 2 regions with its large potential audience.

TV 2/Bornholm

TV 2/Bornholm is a regional TV station that broadcasts news and current affairs programs to the people of Bornholm. Located in Aakirkeby, the station has been under the direction of Jan Jørgensen since 1996 and employs around 75 staff members. The

TV Aarhus

TV Aarhus is a local TV channel that broadcasts to 120,000 households in and around Aarhus on Stofa and YouSee cable. It offers an array of content for viewers of all ages, ranging from news stories to entertainment shows. TVAarhus produces stories

TV Midtvest